Definition of wheatgrass in English:

wheatgrass

nounˈwiːtɡrɑːsˈ(h)witˌɡræs

mass noun

1Any of various creeping grasses, especially couch grass.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cherry picker went up again, and the lineman looped ropes beneath the nest, a bagel-shaped cup four feet across, woven from cottonwood branches and padded with wheatgrass.
- Areas with abundant bluebunch wheatgrass and other native grasses along with scattered threetip sage are preferred breeding habitats.
- A bluebunch wheatgrass now in the final stages of testing, for example, is the result of crossbreeding parent plants from 25 different sites throughout 6 western states and British Columbia.
- Heifers were randomly allocated to all six pastures of Location 2 and two pastures each of wheatgrass and bromegrass at Location 1.
- Rice is simpler to investigate because it has fewer genes than many of its wildland cousins, such as crested wheatgrass, wild rye, or Indian ricegrass.
- For cooler areas, perennial fairway wheatgrass is gaining many fans.
- Klement also noticed more expansive areas of crested wheatgrass and yellow sweetclover, with the bright yellow flowers of the clover casting color over some grassy stretches.
- One parent contains genes from wheatgrass, a wild relative of wheat.
- During winter, the heifers grazed dormant crested wheatgrass and were supplemented with wheat middlings and alfalfa hay.
- In a six-hundred-acre planting project in Ephraim Canyon, he favored a native bromegrass and a native wheatgrass, which had both been collected on the Manti Forest.
2The young shoots of the wheat plant Triticum aestivum, preparations of which are credited with various health-giving properties.
Example sentencesExamples
- By their own admission to police, the couple kept their five children on a strict diet of uncooked organic foods and juices made from wheatgrass, almonds and coconuts.
- Wheatgrass, or its juice, helps fight many chronic ailments - from simple anaemia to leukaemia, from skin rash to cancer, from worms to ulcers.
- Be sure to include less common foods, such as seaweed, green tea and wheatgrass for their potent and unique nutrient profiles.
- I started with a carrot, apple, beetroot and ginger juice, a shot of wheatgrass, two nectarines, and apple, and a tray of cherries that I still have for later.
- Eat superfoods: spirulina, bee pollen, live sprouts, aloe vera juice, noni juice, royal jelly, wheatgrass juice.
- Wheatgrass juice has been considered to be a tonic and healing agent for over 60 years.
- Actually wheatgrass is said to be one of the most nutritious plants available.
- Any type of container is suitable for sprouting wheatgrass.
- There is no evidence that raw food, much less wheatgrass enemas, have ANY health effects positive or negative.
- She speculated that the enzymes found in raw wheatgrass were alive and could "detoxify" the body by oral ingestion and by enemas.
- Wheatgrass juice is sweet while the juice of barley grass is rather bitter.
- All I exist on are cups of wheatgrass tea and lymphatic drainage treatment.
- The salad of curly lettuce was dressed with a raspberry vinaigrette and sprigs of an unusual yellowish stalk, which the knowledgeable waitress informed us was young wheatgrass.
- This is a specialized type of juicer since normal fruit and vegetable juicers will not juice wheatgrass.
- One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens.
- Two trays of fresh, growing wheatgrass cost £16.50, including the essential overnight courier delivery charge (£8.50).
- "One ounce of wheatgrass is equivalent to more than 2.5 lbs of leafy-green vegetables," screamed the signboard at Juice Zone, a Canadian'juice bar ' franchise at the local mall.
- Sprouting your own wheatgrass is extremely easy.
- Wheatgrass is believed to be a wonderful cleanser and rejuvenator, helping the body detoxify.
- Additives can include protein powder, ginger and wheatgrass, an excellent source of energy and nutrients.

Definition of wheatgrass in US English:

wheatgrass

nounˈ(h)witˌɡræsˈ(h)wētˌɡras

1Any of various creeping grasses, especially couch grass.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rice is simpler to investigate because it has fewer genes than many of its wildland cousins, such as crested wheatgrass, wild rye, or Indian ricegrass.
- One parent contains genes from wheatgrass, a wild relative of wheat.
- A bluebunch wheatgrass now in the final stages of testing, for example, is the result of crossbreeding parent plants from 25 different sites throughout 6 western states and British Columbia.
- Heifers were randomly allocated to all six pastures of Location 2 and two pastures each of wheatgrass and bromegrass at Location 1.
- In a six-hundred-acre planting project in Ephraim Canyon, he favored a native bromegrass and a native wheatgrass, which had both been collected on the Manti Forest.
- During winter, the heifers grazed dormant crested wheatgrass and were supplemented with wheat middlings and alfalfa hay.
- Areas with abundant bluebunch wheatgrass and other native grasses along with scattered threetip sage are preferred breeding habitats.
- The cherry picker went up again, and the lineman looped ropes beneath the nest, a bagel-shaped cup four feet across, woven from cottonwood branches and padded with wheatgrass.
- For cooler areas, perennial fairway wheatgrass is gaining many fans.
- Klement also noticed more expansive areas of crested wheatgrass and yellow sweetclover, with the bright yellow flowers of the clover casting color over some grassy stretches.
2The young shoots of the wheat plant Triticum aestivum, preparations of which are credited with various health-giving properties.
Example sentencesExamples
- Any type of container is suitable for sprouting wheatgrass.
- Additives can include protein powder, ginger and wheatgrass, an excellent source of energy and nutrients.
- The salad of curly lettuce was dressed with a raspberry vinaigrette and sprigs of an unusual yellowish stalk, which the knowledgeable waitress informed us was young wheatgrass.
- Eat superfoods: spirulina, bee pollen, live sprouts, aloe vera juice, noni juice, royal jelly, wheatgrass juice.
- All I exist on are cups of wheatgrass tea and lymphatic drainage treatment.
- I started with a carrot, apple, beetroot and ginger juice, a shot of wheatgrass, two nectarines, and apple, and a tray of cherries that I still have for later.
- Wheatgrass, or its juice, helps fight many chronic ailments - from simple anaemia to leukaemia, from skin rash to cancer, from worms to ulcers.
- By their own admission to police, the couple kept their five children on a strict diet of uncooked organic foods and juices made from wheatgrass, almonds and coconuts.
- There is no evidence that raw food, much less wheatgrass enemas, have ANY health effects positive or negative.
- Two trays of fresh, growing wheatgrass cost £16.50, including the essential overnight courier delivery charge (£8.50).
- Actually wheatgrass is said to be one of the most nutritious plants available.
- Wheatgrass juice is sweet while the juice of barley grass is rather bitter.
- One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens.
- Sprouting your own wheatgrass is extremely easy.
- This is a specialized type of juicer since normal fruit and vegetable juicers will not juice wheatgrass.
- Be sure to include less common foods, such as seaweed, green tea and wheatgrass for their potent and unique nutrient profiles.
- "One ounce of wheatgrass is equivalent to more than 2.5 lbs of leafy-green vegetables," screamed the signboard at Juice Zone, a Canadian'juice bar ' franchise at the local mall.
- Wheatgrass juice has been considered to be a tonic and healing agent for over 60 years.
- She speculated that the enzymes found in raw wheatgrass were alive and could "detoxify" the body by oral ingestion and by enemas.
- Wheatgrass is believed to be a wonderful cleanser and rejuvenator, helping the body detoxify.

单词	wheatgrass
释义	Definition of wheatgrass in English: wheatgrass nounˈwiːtɡrɑːsˈ(h)witˌɡræs mass noun 1Any of various creeping grasses, especially couch grass. Example sentencesExamples The cherry picker went up again, and the lineman looped ropes beneath the nest, a bagel-shaped cup four feet across, woven from cottonwood branches and padded with wheatgrass. Areas with abundant bluebunch wheatgrass and other native grasses along with scattered threetip sage are preferred breeding habitats. A bluebunch wheatgrass now in the final stages of testing, for example, is the result of crossbreeding parent plants from 25 different sites throughout 6 western states and British Columbia. Heifers were randomly allocated to all six pastures of Location 2 and two pastures each of wheatgrass and bromegrass at Location 1. Rice is simpler to investigate because it has fewer genes than many of its wildland cousins, such as crested wheatgrass, wild rye, or Indian ricegrass. For cooler areas, perennial fairway wheatgrass is gaining many fans. Klement also noticed more expansive areas of crested wheatgrass and yellow sweetclover, with the bright yellow flowers of the clover casting color over some grassy stretches. One parent contains genes from wheatgrass, a wild relative of wheat. During winter, the heifers grazed dormant crested wheatgrass and were supplemented with wheat middlings and alfalfa hay. In a six-hundred-acre planting project in Ephraim Canyon, he favored a native bromegrass and a native wheatgrass, which had both been collected on the Manti Forest. 2The young shoots of the wheat plant Triticum aestivum, preparations of which are credited with various health-giving properties. Example sentencesExamples By their own admission to police, the couple kept their five children on a strict diet of uncooked organic foods and juices made from wheatgrass, almonds and coconuts. Wheatgrass, or its juice, helps fight many chronic ailments - from simple anaemia to leukaemia, from skin rash to cancer, from worms to ulcers. Be sure to include less common foods, such as seaweed, green tea and wheatgrass for their potent and unique nutrient profiles. I started with a carrot, apple, beetroot and ginger juice, a shot of wheatgrass, two nectarines, and apple, and a tray of cherries that I still have for later. Eat superfoods: spirulina, bee pollen, live sprouts, aloe vera juice, noni juice, royal jelly, wheatgrass juice. Wheatgrass juice has been considered to be a tonic and healing agent for over 60 years. Actually wheatgrass is said to be one of the most nutritious plants available. Any type of container is suitable for sprouting wheatgrass. There is no evidence that raw food, much less wheatgrass enemas, have ANY health effects positive or negative. She speculated that the enzymes found in raw wheatgrass were alive and could "detoxify" the body by oral ingestion and by enemas. Wheatgrass juice is sweet while the juice of barley grass is rather bitter. All I exist on are cups of wheatgrass tea and lymphatic drainage treatment. The salad of curly lettuce was dressed with a raspberry vinaigrette and sprigs of an unusual yellowish stalk, which the knowledgeable waitress informed us was young wheatgrass. This is a specialized type of juicer since normal fruit and vegetable juicers will not juice wheatgrass. One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens. Two trays of fresh, growing wheatgrass cost £16.50, including the essential overnight courier delivery charge (£8.50). "One ounce of wheatgrass is equivalent to more than 2.5 lbs of leafy-green vegetables," screamed the signboard at Juice Zone, a Canadian'juice bar ' franchise at the local mall. Sprouting your own wheatgrass is extremely easy. Wheatgrass is believed to be a wonderful cleanser and rejuvenator, helping the body detoxify. Additives can include protein powder, ginger and wheatgrass, an excellent source of energy and nutrients. Definition of wheatgrass in US English: wheatgrass nounˈ(h)witˌɡræsˈ(h)wētˌɡras 1Any of various creeping grasses, especially couch grass. Example sentencesExamples Rice is simpler to investigate because it has fewer genes than many of its wildland cousins, such as crested wheatgrass, wild rye, or Indian ricegrass. One parent contains genes from wheatgrass, a wild relative of wheat. A bluebunch wheatgrass now in the final stages of testing, for example, is the result of crossbreeding parent plants from 25 different sites throughout 6 western states and British Columbia. Heifers were randomly allocated to all six pastures of Location 2 and two pastures each of wheatgrass and bromegrass at Location 1. In a six-hundred-acre planting project in Ephraim Canyon, he favored a native bromegrass and a native wheatgrass, which had both been collected on the Manti Forest. During winter, the heifers grazed dormant crested wheatgrass and were supplemented with wheat middlings and alfalfa hay. Areas with abundant bluebunch wheatgrass and other native grasses along with scattered threetip sage are preferred breeding habitats. The cherry picker went up again, and the lineman looped ropes beneath the nest, a bagel-shaped cup four feet across, woven from cottonwood branches and padded with wheatgrass. For cooler areas, perennial fairway wheatgrass is gaining many fans. Klement also noticed more expansive areas of crested wheatgrass and yellow sweetclover, with the bright yellow flowers of the clover casting color over some grassy stretches. 2The young shoots of the wheat plant Triticum aestivum, preparations of which are credited with various health-giving properties. Example sentencesExamples Any type of container is suitable for sprouting wheatgrass. Additives can include protein powder, ginger and wheatgrass, an excellent source of energy and nutrients. The salad of curly lettuce was dressed with a raspberry vinaigrette and sprigs of an unusual yellowish stalk, which the knowledgeable waitress informed us was young wheatgrass. Eat superfoods: spirulina, bee pollen, live sprouts, aloe vera juice, noni juice, royal jelly, wheatgrass juice. All I exist on are cups of wheatgrass tea and lymphatic drainage treatment. I started with a carrot, apple, beetroot and ginger juice, a shot of wheatgrass, two nectarines, and apple, and a tray of cherries that I still have for later. Wheatgrass, or its juice, helps fight many chronic ailments - from simple anaemia to leukaemia, from skin rash to cancer, from worms to ulcers. By their own admission to police, the couple kept their five children on a strict diet of uncooked organic foods and juices made from wheatgrass, almonds and coconuts. There is no evidence that raw food, much less wheatgrass enemas, have ANY health effects positive or negative. Two trays of fresh, growing wheatgrass cost £16.50, including the essential overnight courier delivery charge (£8.50). Actually wheatgrass is said to be one of the most nutritious plants available. Wheatgrass juice is sweet while the juice of barley grass is rather bitter. One study from the University of Texas Medical Center found the extract of wheatgrass inhibited the cancer-causing effects of two mutagens. Sprouting your own wheatgrass is extremely easy. This is a specialized type of juicer since normal fruit and vegetable juicers will not juice wheatgrass. Be sure to include less common foods, such as seaweed, green tea and wheatgrass for their potent and unique nutrient profiles. "One ounce of wheatgrass is equivalent to more than 2.5 lbs of leafy-green vegetables," screamed the signboard at Juice Zone, a Canadian'juice bar ' franchise at the local mall. Wheatgrass juice has been considered to be a tonic and healing agent for over 60 years. She speculated that the enzymes found in raw wheatgrass were alive and could "detoxify" the body by oral ingestion and by enemas. Wheatgrass is believed to be a wonderful cleanser and rejuvenator, helping the body detoxify.
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